S6.E9

Con Job

Épisode diffusé le 20 nov. 2009
TV-PG
42min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen robbers strike a diamond exchange and take hostages, Don and the team think the culprits are copying a convict's criminal strategies.When robbers strike a diamond exchange and take hostages, Don and the team think the culprits are copying a convict's criminal strategies.When robbers strike a diamond exchange and take hostages, Don and the team think the culprits are copying a convict's criminal strategies.

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John Buckley Raturns

This is pretty entertaining because John Buckley the bus hijacker returns. One of the best characters ever. When a huge jewelry distributor is hit and several hostages are taken, the FBI isn't sure what to do. They are sought out from prison by John Buckley and the party is on. He orchestrates a series of actions that are designed to save people and not allow the bad guys to escape. Well, nothing is quite that simple. The guy playing Buckley is wonderful.

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At the end of the episode Buckley makes a video call to the Epps family, he says that he and Don "under different circumstances, could've been friends" and they "could go skiing". In real life, Fisher Stevens (Buckley) is very good friends with actor Rob Morrow (Don), and the two regularly ski together.

Gaffes
When Buckley makes a "web call" to the Eppes family, he claims he's in Liechtenstein, but the background of skiers is clearly a video loop, visibly cross-fading on each iteration. Even if it is intended to be a ruse by Buckley, the Eppes family should have spotted it immediately and called him on it.

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John Buckley: Your brother, he really doesn't like me.
Charlie Eppes: Well, it takes him a while to warm up to people.
John Buckley: Is that what it is?
Charlie Eppes: No